These adorable kids stole the show during the Patriots’ postgame celebrations
Tom Brady's six-year-old daughter wanted the microphone but settled for the Lombardi Trophy.
As Tom Brady took to the podium after winning his sixth Super Bowl, it was his six-year-old daughter, Vivian Lake, who seemed to capture the attention.
As her father answered questions, Vivian reached for the microphone (“No, no, no. Not you,” Brady told her with a smile.) Then, she helped Dad hoist the coveted piece of hardware.
Tom Brady and Vivian Lake Brady celebrate with the Vince Lombardi trophy.
The quarterback also acknowledged his sons Benjamin, 9, and Jack, 11, then nodded to his other “boy” — Super Bowl MVP Julian Edelman.
Meanwhile, Bill Belichick’s granddaughter Blakely, 2, accompanied him onto the stage while wearing a New England beanie. She’s the daughter of Stephen Belichick, the Patriots’ safeties coach. Belichick encouraged her to wave to the crowd before CBS announcer Jim Nantz called him over for an interview.
“I know the Lombardi Trophy is right behind you here, but you got something special also in your arms right now,” Nantz told the head coach.
“I sure do,” Belichick replied. “She is special.”
Bill Belichick celebrates with his granddaughter Blakely after the Super Bowl.
Elsewhere under the confetti, Phyllis Harrell made a snow angel with two of her granddaughters after watching her sons, Devin and Jason McCourty, become the first set of twins to play for the same Super Bowl.
“I can’t put it into words,” Harrell said. “It’s been an incredible day. It’s been an incredible year.”
In an @Ian_OConnor profile on @ESPN, Phyllis Harrell — the mother of Jason and Devin McCourty — said she would do a snow angel in the confetti if the Patriots won. Here she goes … with two of her grandchildren. pic.twitter.com/28WCB9exPR
— Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) February 4, 2019
The celebratory mood didn’t mean the Patriots could forget their parental obligations, though. Fullback James Develin fed his son a quick snack on the field as red, white, and blue confetti swirled.
Offensive lineman Marcus Cannon parties with kids on the field after the game.
A kid does snow angels on the field after the Pats’ win.
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